Teddy Tedd: ”I remember talking to PAC in front of the Luxor Hotel on that fatal nite. He was telling me he was working on fixing the East Coast/ West Coast beef. He told me they were working on signing RunDMC, Craig Mack etc. He invited me to ride with them to their club. I told him I was with my homie Kimball and we were heading to another club. While I was in the club I heard about his unfortunate incident. A year or so later while at the Comedy Store in L.A. with @bobsumner24 a photographer approached me and said he filmed PAC & I talking in front of the Luxor. Til this day I’ve never seen that guy again…. R.I.P. Tupac Shakur! Your Legacy will shine forever!!”
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